The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

y the N dLlOllHl League Was ucltS III
hat city on July q. Several speeches
we're delivered, and arrangements were
nade for testimonial to be rendered
0 the Rev. Father Egan, popular
lergyman of Galway.
KERRY.
Mr.. John Reidy, Of Tullig, near
died Of lockjaw, pro-
uced by toothache.
KILDARE.
On the morning of July 25, young
irl named Tooie, aged Is ears, resid-
ug with her father and stepmother at
.ejxlip, died suddenly from scarlatina,
nder circumstances which caused the
natter to be reported by the police. The
oroner was communicated with, but
ecided not TO hold the inquest, as the
ase was one OF malignant scarlatina.
KILKENNY.
Justice Harrison has been presented
With pair ct regulation white gloves
n opening the assiZes tor the city Of
kilkenny, there being no criminal cases
OF trial. There were only five cases
ent up to the grand jury in the county
ourt, and Baron Dowse was enabled
0 state that the condition Of the whole
ounty was ''satisfactorY.' Yet Kill
sity and countY-are ''pro-
laimed'' under the English Tory
Crimes -Act.''
KINGS COUNTY.
A great Nationalist demonstration
ias held at Luggacurran on Sunday,
uly "a, on the occasion Of the laying OF
be foundation stone Of the first hut out
f forty proposed 10 be erected by the
! ationai League for the accommoda-
ion of evicted tenants Oh the estate OF
ord Lausdowue. These are all to be
uilt on two small fields adjoining the
arisi, priests residence.
LIMERICK.
The Limerick dock laborera are on
trike because Of the use Of steam
inches in unloading cargoes.
The death is announced Of Or. Clos
y. third son Of the late MIR. George
Ilosrer, j r. osrteen. and a dis
ine1lished st,le. ent in Trinity College,
here he had taken out his professional
egrees,
LONDONDERRY.
On July ~, My. Charles j. Lynn,
cchitect Of Coleraine. was drowned at
,ough Fuyle while out boating. On
ulY 2G a fisherman named Kerrlga OF
hroove, Moville, was drowned While
sling in the Foyle.
LONGFORD.
AT a meeting OF the Longford board
{ guardians on July %, notices Of
ighty-e,ght eyictions ia that county
;ere submitted, Of which eighty-one
,ere on the property Of the Earl OF
Iranarl.
lAOUTII.
The Most Rev. Logue, the lately ap~
ointed Coadjutor Archbishop Of Ar
1agh, has permanently taken mp his
esidence III the Archdiocese, and bade
dieu to his old Bishopric Of Haphoe.
lis Grace has decided Oh residing IN
)undalk, which now becomes his par
sh.
MAYO.
That very useful work. the ''Dayitt
;ridge,'' which lis to connect Acaill
With the mainland. will be opened early
ext month ,Ehe event will be ceie-
rated with 4 fete.
MEATH.
On July ri {. TOW occurred between
ONE civilians and soldiers at the War-
enpoint Railway station, and blows
we're freely exchanged. The police in
erfered. and succeeded in arrestlng
eyeral of the people, but while convey
Dg them to the station, one Of them
Constable Thomas Carrahan, a native
# the county Meath. some two miles
rom Observation-Disclosures fell to the
round in an inseDsible state. a doc
or was at once called, and on his arri-
a! he pronounced life to be extinct.
Death is supposed to have resulted from
,eart disease. The deceased was about
S years of age, and had only been re-
emily transferred from Donegal.
QUEENS COUNTY.
On July 26, a man named Ward, IN
ne employment of Mr.. CogaD, of Lin
de. was killed at the French Furze
air. He was showing horse for sale
yhen suddenly the horse reared back,
down the unfortunate man.
nd trampled him. causing external IN
ury. which resulted in his death.
ROSCOMMON.